Christine is about invisible madness, says Tracy Letts
He is a major star of the theatre world and in two films at MIFF, but Tracy Letts is happy to fly under the radar.
Review: Right Now, Wrong Then
Hong Sang-soo's rich and nuanced film about relationships between the sexes.
Review: A War
This Danish drama delivers a patient exploration of a moral quagmire.
Girl Asleep wins Age Critics Award
Coming-of-age comedy with a difference takes prize for the best Australian feature at MIFF.
Review: The Family Fang
Jason Bateman's second film as director offers a bracing refresh on the dysfunctional family.
Review: The Handmaiden
This very twisted tale combines forbidden romance with madness and sado-masochism.
Review: On Richard's Side
This documentary looks at the challenge of caring for an intellectually disabled adult.
Review: What's In The Darkness
This debut feature is part thriller, part bleak satire, and part realistic teen movie.
Kate Plays Christine is remarkable
This film about Christine Chubbuck is challenging and utterly compelling.
Kristen Stewart on fame and fashion
Personal Shopper and Certain Women offer glimpses of the woman behind the headlines.
TV presenter's on-air death
Two very different films have put Christine Chubbuck's 1974 death back on screen.
Review: Sunset Song
Terence Davies' adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbon's 1932 novel is an exquisitely constructed saga.
What's worth seeing at MIFF
Pass the popcorn ... our film reviewers call the shots on what's worth seeing at the Melbourne International Festival.
Mora follows in family's footsteps
'My dad actually said that Hitler saved his life,' says filmmaker Philippe Mora.
The break-out hit of Cannes
German comedy Toni Erdmann takes embarrassing dads to a new level.
Akerman's film an enduring epitaph
Viewers booed when this dark film screened in Europe. They didn't know it would be her last.
The hunger that drives rock'n'roll
Mat de Koning spent 12 years trying to make his documentary about a Perth rock band.
Mother and daughter share role
The chance to share a role with her daughter tempted Rachel Ward back to the screen.
Exploring our connected world
Cyber warfare to disconnection, these docs explore where technology is leading us.
Inside the secretive cult The Family
It was one of the stranger outposts of the counter-culture - and it's not finished yet.
Age reviewers give their MIFF picks
Our reviewers offer their take on some of the highlights of MIFF 2016.
Which movies should you see?
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Weiner: Rich study in self-delusion
Terrific documentary goes inside the story of the 'sexting' politician and his fall from grace.
Inside the mind of a killer
Joe Cinque's Consolation 'isn't about a trial - it is a trial', says its first-time director.
Notorious killing a major drawcard
A dramatic retelling of one of Australia's most infamous murders will be a MIFF highlight.
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